I was impressed with the synergistic effect using a hyperbaric chamber along with the Nano Vi…read morebreathing device. I am 73 years old and my flexibility as well as my stamina were increased quite a bit. I walk about 1.5 miles round trip every morning or at least 5 days a week. This is something I would recommend to anyone who has not tried it. I got phenomenal results while some of that may come from a positive mind set, however there was real value there for me.

Not sure why this place doesn't have more reviews! I just started my treatments and Laurie is…read moreamazing and fun to talk to. I think this place has the best prices too! So glad I found this

I went to see Rena in search of some relief from issue caused by anxiety and ptsd…read more I'll start with Rena's COVID set up in office, which was my preference though she does offer remote sessions. Rena always wears a mask, has hand sanitizer and a plexiglass barrier when you are in session. Regarding the session's Rena is knowledgeable and provides articles, tools and audios that are used at home to enhance your work. I've learned from this experience and feel a shift in the right direction. Healing is a journey that won't be solved magically but I feel my work with Rena set me on a better path and with the tools she provided I'll be able to practice on my own so as not to lose messages from the experience.

"Hyperbaric oxygen therapy increases the amount of oxygen your blood can carry." - Mayo Clinic web…read moresite What it is: Imagine sitting in your own little pup tent for an hour. That's what being in a hyperbaric chamber is like. You get in and lay down on a mat. They pressurize the chamber, which takes about 5 minutes. You don't really feel anything except your ears might pop while you pressurize. You hang out, sleep or use your phone or computer. At the end of the hour they turn off the pressure and you get out. Easy. Relaxing. I love sitting in there and knowing I have that hour to myself to sleep or read in peace. What it does: A lot of different things. It gets rid of swelling and headaches. It can help with mental clarity. For me - it's increased my endurance during workouts and my knees no longer crack when I walk up the steps. Good things about New Leaf in particular: Clean chambers. They sit with you while you pressurize and have call buttons in the chambers. Pillows & blankets so you can get comfy. No high pressure sales. They usually are running specials, so call to see if they have any deals. Prices range from about $40 to $100 per 1 hour session. More technically: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT for short) pushes oxygenated blood into areas where it may have trouble reaching under normal pressure and pushes oxygen into tissues, also forcing out impurities. It reduces inflammation. Over time it can increase stem cell and red blood cell production. It helps MS, fibromyalgia, autism, burns & cuts, TBI, post-stroke, ADD...etc, etc. Dedicated to my yelp friend, Ken, who asked for info and convinced me to start writing on yelp again.

I just completed 40 "dives" at Washington Hyperbaric Therapy. I am grateful for every person who…read moreworks there because they helped me overcome my symptoms. They were VERY accommodating. When scheduling conflicts arose they worked with me every step of the way to ensure that I was well taken care of. I highly recommend Washington Hyperbarics. They, and their service are a breath of fresh air that has made a difference for me and my family.

This business is so kind and supportive. They are compassionate, kind, and accommodating. I'm very…read moreimpressed by how friendly and helpful they have been through this very difficult time in my life health-wise. Their ability to be flexible for someone who really needs it, makes them the best in the business. They CARE about you and take care of you. The oxygen experience is wonderful, I always feel refreshed after and alert. Love it.

I had an awesome experience with the owner. She was so sweet & provided a lot of info. I plan on…read moreseeing her more often.

Highly recommended! Ravneet listened to my needs and concerns and provided me with exactly what I…read moreneeded without overselling. She's very kind, knowledgeable, and accurate in her treatments. I'm already a repeat customer and plan to continue with Elevate.

I tried out the mHBOT at Ohana Hyperbarics on the advice of my doctor. It was a great experience…read morebut almost an hour drive from my home. After four sessions I decided to go ahead and buy a chamber to skip the commute. Janelle did a great job advising me on the various chamber makes and models. I'm very happy with my 34" Newtowne and the quick and capable setup. It's been just over two weeks and it's all working as advertised -- my husband enjoys the extra energy, better sleep and fewer muscle aches he's already experiencing from his sessions. For my TBI I expect it's a little like going to the gym... it takes time and patience to get the desired results. Several friends have expressed interest and I haven't hesitated to tell them about Ohana.

I went into New Leaf a little uneasy about hyperbaric treatment but I left feeling utterly serene!…read moreLocation is easy to find and the office is beautiful. The staff is extremely informative and helpful. They made me feel really comfortable about my one hour hyperbaric dive. Afterwards I felt like I could breathe so much better! I would highly recommend New Leaf if you want to try out hyperbaric chambers.

Waiting periods at St Michael Wound Care have gradually increased over the past few months to…read morewaiting 1 hr to 1.5 hrs to beyond appointment times. There is a sign at check-in regarding "short staffing", which is chronic throughout St Michael medical facilities. My understanding from discussion with Wound Care staff is chronic understaffing of nurses is the problem. In my view, St Michael should assign temporary floater nurses from the main campus or hire travel nurses to augment Wound Care staff. However, I have been told that St. Michael executive management will not support either approach because Wound Care is an outpatient facility and not a priority. At present there are four vacant RN positions at Wound Care. Until sufficient staffing is addressed, lengthy delays in patient care will be a continuing problem. Lastly, the current RN staff at Wound Care are excellent and try hard to accomplish their work under adverse staffing conditions.

This place is a dangerous clown show. After going here and following their protocol, my wound…read moreworsened to a level that it spread to my bone and my legs were rendered useless. They set me back months. I hope to be able to stand and walk again. Never go here.